Ageing, Demography, and Welfare States in China and India: Familial and Social Transitions

Nakray, Keerty

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-6124-3_13

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“…The sustainability of the public services system is reflected in the increase in educational resources [21], the optimization of traffic conditions [22,23], the health care system [24], the cultural level of the area [25], the consolidation of social security functions [26], and the improvement in digital services capacity [27]. The contribution of population and public services systems in regional systems shows that the former provides dynamic support for the sustainable development of regional systems, while the latter provides a process guarantee for the sustainable development of regional systems [28].…”

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Regional Population and Public Services under the Framework of Sustainable Development: Evidence from a Typical High-Tech Zone in China

Wang,

He,

2023

Sustainability

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As organic parts of regional systems, the development and connection of the population and public services are of great significance to the realization of regional sustainable development. As the typical development sample of regional systems in China, the development and connection of the population and public services in high-tech zones deserve more attention. This paper takes the population and public services of the typical high-tech zone in western China as its research object, and uses the entropy method and the coupling coordination degree model to measure the development level, correlation degree and effect of population and public services in the high-tech zone from 2012 to 2021. The empirical results show that: firstly, the development level of the population system in the high-tech zone shows a positive evolutionary trend in the sample period, and the population system development makes a stable contribution to the sustainable development in the high-tech zone. Secondly, the development level of the public services system in the high-tech zone shows a dynamic evolutionary trend in the sample period. The contribution of the public services system to the sustainable development in the high-tech zone is affected by the population system. Thirdly, the correlation degree between the population and public services systems in the high-tech zone is kept at a relatively high level during the sample period, and the two subsystems have a relatively close element fusion. At the same time, the relationship between the population and public services systems is optimized in the sample period. There is positive information exchange, valuable feedback and dynamic adjustment between the two subsystems. The research implication is to dialectically grasp the development and connection between regional population and public services systems under the framework of sustainable development.

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